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Instead, we'll be focusing on the cream of the crop, or the slightly bruised apple in a rotten pile

It is hard to describe how much of a rush it is to attack with three minions only to reveal cards with a total converted mana cost of 10 or up, all attacking the opponent

The hard part is not selling them it is sourcing real, factory-sealed product at a price that leaves you room to profit

This card is the biggest reason why I dont have cards like Azor, the Lawbringer or Etali, Primal Storm higher on the list, as playing expensive creatures without an immediate impact will be tough when your opponent can gain such a tempo and mana advantage with Ravenous Chupacabra

Put simply, Indestructible is a static keyword ability that stops a permanent being destroyed

For cards over a certain value, the platform requires specific shipping standards from sellers, which reduces the "my $300 card arrived in a plain white envelope" problem that plagues other platforms